Series of Break-Ins Reported Sunday Night
Five robberies were reported Sunday night across Alameda and Pocatello within six blocks. Alameda Cleaners lost about 125 dollars in clothing. Blue Bell service station saw cash register and vending machines broken into. Floyd and Harrys drive-in suffered the largest haul with 75 dollars from a slot and 15 from a nickel machine plus stolen rings and music machine money.
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Alameda
Pocatello
Earl J. Adkins
A. Kinghorn
Randolph
Blue Bell
Floyd
Harry
L. W. Sanders
Bannock Implement Co
C. W. Cook
Marion Hotel
Negro musician Nat King Cole face Hancock Park sale suit
Hollywood AP reports Nat King Cole was warned by the Han cock Park Property Owners Assn. that legal action may block his purchase of a $75,000 Hancock Park mansion citing race covenants. Attorney Irving Hill said the sale stalls as the covenants clash with a recent Supreme Court ruling. Hancock Park, between Wilshire and Beverly Boulevards, is a luxury area.
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Hollywood
Hancock Park
Hill
Wilshire and
Beverly
Star Nancy Walker and Gar Moore wed in Mexico
New York musical star Nancy Walker and Hollywood actor Gar Moore married in a ceremony in Tijuana Mexico. Mexican judge officiated with Betsy Blair Gene Kelly and John Ireland as witnesses. Walker rose to fame in Look Ma Im Dancing.
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San Diego
Nancy Walker
New York
Gar Moore
Hollywood
Colony
Tijuana
Mex
Betsy Blair
Gene Kelly
John Ireland
Miss Walker
Cuban Scholar Visits Idaho Before Cuban Presidency
Cuban doctor Cayetano Socorras spent time in Sun Valley and Pocatello visiting Idaho State College. He traveled to Yellowstone, then Chicago, en route to Havana. He campaigns for his cousin Dr. Carlos Piio Socorras who will assume Cuba’s presidency at the October festival. Cayetano may join the diplomatic service.
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Sun Valley Resort
Cayetano Socorras
Pocatello
Idaho State College
Yelowstone National Park
Chicago
Havana
Cuba
Socorras
Carlos Piio Socorras
ISC
Newsmanfails In Moscow Call
Radio newsman Leonard OConnor tried to reach Molotov in Moscow and a London correspondent but found lines busy and a bank holiday. He finally spoke with Mrs. Charles Summer in Akron, who reported her husband was shocked by the event as she gave birth to twins again. The FCC authorized telephonic recorders with a beep warning. OConnor sought material for a NBC demonstration.
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London
Charles Summer
Akron
Leonard O’connor
National Broadcasting Company
Federal Communication Commission
O'Connor
B 29s Complete 5000 Mile Nonstop Flight to LA
Three B 29 Superfortresses finished a 5000 mile non stop round trip to Los Angeles and back as part of celebrations for New Yorks new international airport dedication.
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New York
Los Angeles
New International Airport
Justice of Peace Court records show multiple pleas
Justice of Peace Court reports Guilty pleas for public intoxication including Lucille Havenah Janice Papse Nick Maze and Fred P Naranjo. Motor vehicle under the influence plea by Naranjo with a 200 dollar fine. Building permits issued for Paul Loveland Hill Chase 7000 dollars and C R Bohr 244 North Seventh Ave 500 dollar back porch. Alameda Police Court docket lists speeding fines stop sign violations and other infractions with bonds forfeited or fines assessed. Births and other local notices follow with various names and addresses.
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Justice OF Peace Court
Lucille Havenah
Janice Papse
Nick Maze
Fred P. Naranjo
Paul. Loveland
Hill Chase
C. R. Bohr
North Seventh Ave
Alameda
John P. Harde
Sacramento
Calif
Gordon Worley
Tremonton
Utah
Melvin L. Campbell
Rt. 3
Idaho Falls
Orris R. Eyler
South Tenth Ave
Eyler
Chamber Plans Warning Signs for Alameda Speed Limit
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce board approved placing warning signs for Alameda bound traffic. The signs will read Warning Entering Alameda Traffic Laws Strictly Enforced Speed Limit 25 MPH. President C Ed Flandro emphasized protecting children while warning travelers to avoid violations.
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Alameda
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
C. Ed Flandro
Flandro
Jaycees Plan Picnic With Idaho Falls and Blackfoot
Jaycees from Idaho Falls and Blackfoot will join Pocatello Junior Chamber members Sunday for a picnic. Harold Read, local president, announced plans after a soft ball game at Pocatello park. Final arrangements will be set at the Hotel Whitman Thursday meeting.
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Pocatello
Obituary notices for Cecelia De Giulio and Alvin Orchard
Cecelia De Giulio 49 wife of John De Giulio Pingree died Sunday at a local hospital. Requiem will be Wednesday at St Josephs with rosary Tuesday at Downard Chapel burial Mountain View Cemetery. Alvin G Orchard 72 Lewiston Utah died Monday in Budge hospital Logan. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in Lewiston.
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John de Giulio
Pingree
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
T. J. Lafey
Downard Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
Cecelia Gara
DE Giuliofali
Castro Dei Volosi
Italy
Santo
Angela Maria Garafali
Idaho
Dan
Billie de Giulio
John Phillips
Murray
Utah
Alvin G. Orchard
Lewiston
Budge
Logan
Orchard
L.D.S
Fort Hall
Fred V. Orcard
Pocatello
Clifford Orchard
Glifford
Cliff Marshall
Clyde Stokes
San Francisco
Abel Dopt. McCammon
Amnesia victim in Chicago may be Idahoan
Police identified a pretty amnesia victim in Chicago after finding a bottle opener with the Bollinger Hotel Lewiston Idaho on her purse. The 32 year old tech woman weighed 120 pounds wore a wedding ring and could not recall her name. She recalled a man telling her to enter a taxi and a woman trying to force her into a house last night.
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Bollinger Hotel
Lewiston
Ida
Tech
Stalin Talks With American Officials Mark Cold War Tension
Washington reports that Premier Stalin met with American envoy Walter Bedell Smith and Western representatives to seek a solution to the Berlin blockade. Officials note only a few Americans have spoken with Stalin since Potsdam, with past visits by Stassen, Byrnes, Bohlen, Harriman, and others.
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France
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Smith
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Minnesota
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Truman
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Claude Pepper
Fla
W. Averell Harriman
James F. Byrnes
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Leo Kretsky
American Slav Congress
Ambassador Smith
Moscow
Fiorello LaGuardia
UNRRA
Elliott Roosevelt
Stassen
Marshall
Jurors Bring Babies to Grand Jury Hearing
A Chicago grand jury panel of 15 women with 31 children appeared before Judge Cornelius J. Harrington. The mothers cited the $5 daily jury fee as inadequate for babysitters and brought their infants to court. Harrington dismissed the group after observing the disruptions. Brown University is noted as Rhode Island’s oldest college and seventh oldest in the United States.
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Criminal Court
Cornelius J. Harrington
Harrigan
Harrington
Brown University
Rhode Island
United States
Square Dance Set At Irving Field In Pocatello
Irving Field hosts an 8 30 p m Thursday square dance as part of Pocatello recreation department adult program. Directed by Wesley M Harris and the ISU music staff, the event features Tom and Mrs Furchner of San Francisco performing folk dances.
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Irving Field
Pocatello
Tom Furchner
San Francisco
California Federation of Folk Dances
Furchner
W. C. Furchner
Riverside Drive
Wayne Booth
Recreation Department
Federal Posts Open Examinations for Meteorologists and Clerks
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open examinations for meteorologists patent draftsmen and clerks. Meteorologists may join the Weather Bureau at 2974 dollars yearly. Patent draftsmen earn 2498 to 3351 dollars. Clerk salaries in Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington range 2086 to 2724 dollars. Ages 18 to 62 for most posts. Info from Elmer Comer at Pocatello post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
U. S. Weather Bureau
U. S. Patent Office
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Elmer Comer
Commission
Pocatello
Pocatellan Hurt In Far Off Building
Paul Partner 24 of 336 South Eleventh fell while helping move a skylight frame at the rear of the Pocatello Tribune building. He landed on stairwell steps after the support rope broke while the frame was four feet above ground. He was reported in good condition at General Hospital Monday night with injuries to feet and head.
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South Eleventh
Pocatello Tribune
General Hospital
Partner
Structural Steel Company
Tribune
Knievels Visit Salt Lake City Before Denver Return
Mr and Mrs W H Knievel of 94114 South Fourth Street and their son Jack Knievel traveled to Salt Lake City on Monday. Jack flew from there to his home in Denver after visiting his father W H Knievel.
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South Fourth St
Jack Knievel
Salt Lake City
Jack
Denver
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